The last straw - chipped enamel on new steel bath

There are almost invisible repair kits out there. Epoxy based, and quite hard wearing. It is repairable. And the repair kit is always handy for the next spanner.

Cheers Ian

I saw a couple advertised and they involved sanding down the finished area - that sounded bad as it was that sort of surface that prompted the new bath! The one that the bath manufacturers are sending is a small bottle like a bottle of tippex so I can only assume is it some 'enamel paint'

Thanks again

John

Do I take it that you don't have accidental damage on your buildings insurance that you can claim on ????? Stuart

I do but the replacement cost is in insurance terms 'only' 230 quid - I could see the a combination of an excess plus the added premium next year coming to more...

I thought for a minute that I might have been covered on the credit card - turns out though that mine is about the only sodding Lloyds card without cover!

In message , John Durham writes

Well, I used "Tubby" to restore the surface on our bath.

There were problems due to manufacturing defects of the roller, but the finish has lasted well for over 6 months and I got a replacement FOC to do a proper job when the weather improves

Cheers Geoff,

Which manufacturer was that that dealt with you so well?

In message , John Durham writes

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